mark padgham
mark padgham
Now that v0.0.5 is finally on CRAN, the whole [`extract_gtfs()` procedures](https://github.com/ATFutures/gtfs-router/blob/main/R/extract-gtfs.R) now have to be ditched in favour of the new [`gtfsio` pacakge](https://github.com/r-transit/gtfsio) by @dhersz.
The `traveltimes` algorithm is more efficient, and more accurate. This is an example, with code taken directly from #57: ``` r library (lubridate) library (gtfsrouter) packageVersion ("gtfsrouter") #> [1] '0.0.4.154'...
The following commands work from the command line: ``` $ /usr/bin/perl inst/bin/cloc.pl "." $ /usr/bin/perl inst/bin/cloc.pl --force-lang="R" "." $ /usr/bin/perl inst/bin/cloc.pl --exclude-dir="R" "." ``` but the latter with sub-directories does...
The NABSA systems (Philly, LA) have all station coordinates in the trip data files, with station files containing only station numbers, names, dates, and operating status. These station files could...
lots of args like `start/end_date/time` could and should be accepted in more flexible formats using a `rename_args()` function like [`rename_aes()` in `ggplot`](https://github.com/tidyverse/ggplot2/blob/master/R/aes.r#L84-L91). Also should be able to American-spell anything and...
Indexes for both times and dates as well as demographic characteristics could then be explicitly constructed
Ditch the end of the current vignette and write a new one on how to aggregate trips throughout a street network using [`dodgr`](https://github.com/ATFutures/dodgr), and visualise them with `mapview` (or similar)